Absolute Nintendo Podcast

What's the best-selling NES (and Game Boy) title from Capcom? Disney's DuckTales! Play as Scrooge McDuck, and search for "the legendary Five Lost Treasures."

"How can an iron be a landlord?" This early 8-bit version of the classic board game answers that question while respecting your time with customization options. It also has some great animations and sound effects.

Beginning with the originals and progressing through the Junior Editions, the 25th Anniversary and Family Editions represent the final NES adaptations of Rare's Jeopardy and Wheel of Fortune endeavors.

This episode looks at a pair of early NES games developed by Rare and published by Nintendo.

It's time to "soar where no man has gone before," as the Absolute Nintendo podcast reflects on this underrated NES gem from the developers at Rare.

Absolute Nintendo takes a look at the volleyball games on NES (part 2 of 2)

Absolute Nintendo takes a look at the volleyball games on the NES (part 1 of 2)

Capcom's million-plus seller is a favorite of Disney fans and NES gamers alike. In Chip 'N Dale Rescue Rangers, "Play alone or with a friend to locate Fat Cat's headquarters and thwart his diabolical scheme!"

S.C.A.T.: Special Cybernetic Attack Team is a 1991 North American shooter known for its notoriously bad box art. And the only thing higher than its difficulty is the price it commands from NES collectors. Switch Online can help save your wallet, making a good game more accessible.

This episode returns to the virtual courts with a 1992 8-bit release. Tecmo's feature-packed hoops entry is the best basketball game on the NES.